Our Faculty
Faculty research and teaching areas include: social inequality; gender & sexuality; race & ethnicity; environmental sociology; education; globalization/development; politics, the state, and social movements; sociology of religion; deviance; criminal justice & punishment; law & society; urban sociology; family; historical sociology; and social science research methods.
We are excited to welcome a new faculty member in Fall 2022: Assistant Professor of Sociology Jomaira Salas Pujols specializes in the sociology of race, ethnicity, education, youth. Her current research project "Journeying: Black Girlhood, Movement, and the Refusal of (In)justice" has been supported by the National Science Foundation and the Ford Foundation.